How can I use paypal to collect payments, than email whats the customers buys. Would I need autoresponder? 2 comments
I have a business idea for making money online. I am needing to figure out how I could send the information I have to my customers once they pay for it using pay pal. Is there a way to implement the two together using pay pal and email?
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Roman R
20 Aug 10 at 11:37 pm
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Hi Angelheart. The best way to do what you want is with an autoresponder. The way I have several of my websites set up is I have my payment processor (PayPal, AlertPay, etc.) forward them to a registration page on my site before sending them to the download page.
In order to reach the download page, they need to submit a name and email address on the registration page. Once they have done that, they are told to check their email for the download link. The download link is also a confirmation that they want to be on my mailing list. You want to be sure to be sure to capture this information because it allows you to market to these people over and over again.
It’s quite easy to set up and if you use Aweber, they even have training videos that show you how to do it. Aweber is also the most reliable autoresponder service available. That’s why so many of the top marketers on the Internet use it, myself included.
Whatever you do, don’t scrimp on your autoresopnder service. There are several free autoresponder services out there and they’re worth exactly what you pay for them. I learned that the hard way. There’s no sense in using a service that won’t even deliver to half of your subscribers because their ISP has the domain black listed. Aweber has the best reputation, follwed closely by GetResponse. I’ve used them both and prefer Aweber, but you can make up your own mind.
Good luck and if you have any questions, feel free to send me a message.
Robert P
22 Aug 10 at 5:16 am
1. You will need to have a page where people make payments.
I recommend using Global for your domain, since it allows you to tinker with deep settings. I have a number of websites and those with Global have higher search engine rankings. Globally accessible web pages.
2. You will need to setup where the people that leave their email on your site (before, or during purchase), will then be managed by autoresponder. – you will need to tinker with both website and aweber.
3. This is the autoresponder I recommend:
They have great live customer support and a very easy to use interface. They actually guide you through the steps you need to take in order to set this up.
I can help you more, but I’m afraid even this much information will get me in trouble with Y! Answers. It is generally frowned upon when someone comes here with actual offers.